segregator
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of segregator
Example Sentences
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“Mental tenacity — and the ability to manage and even thrive on and push through pain — is a key segregator between the mortals and immortals in running,” Ms. Wittenberg said.
From New York Times • Oct. 18, 2010
The invention, known as a segregator, is based on the difference in specific gravity between gasoline and water.
From Time Magazine Archive
The segregator was patented by Sergeant Samiran, who will be permitted to collect royalties for its commercial application.
From Time Magazine Archive
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